Designing spaces where everyone belongs
We’re pleased to announce that Tigerplay will be exhibiting at the Neuroplaces Inclusive Design Show as part of Shoreditch Design Week.
The event brings together designers, architects, educators and industry leaders who are shaping more inclusive environments for everyone. It provides an opportunity to explore how thoughtful design can improve the way people experience public spaces, schools and communities.
At our stand, we’ll be showcasing Tigersense – our inclusive design approach that supports movement, exploration and moments of calm in equal measure.
While dedicated sensory rooms and calming spaces have an important role to play, Tigersense is inclusive by design. Every environment we create is carefully considered to provide a balanced play experience that welcomes a wide range of abilities, sensory preferences and ways of engaging. The result is a cohesive landscape where children and young people can play, learn and connect together.
Drawing on our engineering expertise and years of experience designing play environments, Tigersense combines purposeful movement, sensory engagement and opportunities for rest within a single, integrated design philosophy. Each space is tailored to its setting, ensuring that inclusion is embedded from the outset rather than added as an afterthought.
As an engineering-led partner, Tigerplay believes that great inclusive design is built on careful planning, technical excellence and a deep understanding of how people use space. Every project is developed to balance creativity with practicality, delivering environments that are robust, engaging and built to perform for years to come.
We look forward to meeting fellow designers, educators, local authorities and clients throughout the event to discuss how inclusive play environments and sensory calm rooms can support healthier, more connected communities.
If you’re attending Shoreditch Design Week, we’d be delighted to welcome you to our stand, introduce you to Tigersense and explore how thoughtful, inclusive design can help create places where everyone belongs. Register here.
